1545 Thompson St Dupont, WA 98327-9724
MXD District All forms of corporate, professional, public, brokerage, administrative, financial, and research offices. P Nonretail office-oriented service providers, such as communications services, photocopying, print shops, and couriers. P Office equipment sales and service. P All forms of retail trade, such as stores, shops, and sales offices except those…
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Tax year 2024Comparables
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MXD · Dupont, WAMXD District All forms of corporate, professional, public, brokerage, administrative, financial, and research offices. P Nonretail office-oriented service providers, such as communications services, photocopying, print shops, and couriers. P Office equipment sales and service. P All forms of retail trade, such as stores, shops, and sales offices except those listed in DMC § 25.25.030 . (DMC § 25.25.030 - Service businesses such as wrecking yards, bulk fuel distributors, automotive repair, heavy equipment repair, and warehousing are prohibited.) P Service businesses, other than adult entertainment, such as, entertainment facilities, restaurants, delis, coffee shops, clinics, banks, professional offices, and except those listed in DMC § 25.25.030 . (DMC § 25.25.030 - Service businesses such as wrecking yards, bulk fuel distributors, automotive repair, heavy equipment repair, and warehousing are prohibited.) P Hotels. P Service stations and car washes. P Service businesses with drive-through windows. Restaurants with drive-through windows must provide seating inside the restaurant in an area equal to at least 15 percent of the restaurant's total floor area and may not be located within 5,000 LF, measured as a straight line, to any other drive-through restaurant located within the mixed use districts. P Quasi-public uses (nonprofits, churches, club houses, community/social service organizations, and private schools). P Public uses (civic buildings, community centers, libraries, museums, transit center, public schools). P Hospital. C Fitness centers. P Parks owned by the public and mini or pocket parks. P Single-family residences. P Multifamily residences. P One accessory residence per lot. C Child day care center. P Family day care (in-home; no more than 12 children). P Adult family home (not more than 6 unrelated persons). P Home occupations. P Assisted living up to 120 units. C Senior housing and retirement homes up to 120 units. C Nursing homes up to 180 beds. C Indoor storage as defined by DMC § 25.10.190.130 . X Radio and television broadcasting studios with remote or no outwardly visible broadcast towers and facilities. C Underground utilities. P Above-ground utility structures under 50 square feet in area and under 7 feet in height. C Above-ground utility structures over 50 SF or over 7 feet in height. X Wireless communication facilities. P Open-air vending. P Commercial and recreational facilities such as golf, tennis or swimming and all indoor recreation facilities.
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Risks
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